Lesson 102 of 1234
How to Read a Glossary Entry
Look up any unfamiliar word — quickly, with examples and links to lessons.
Lesson map
What this lesson covers
Learning path
The main moves in order
- 1Where the glossary lives
- 2glossary
- 3definition
- 4term
Concept cluster
Terms to connect while reading
Section 1
Where the glossary lives
In the top menu, click 'Glossary.' You can scroll the alphabetical list, or type a word in the search box.
Anatomy of an entry
- A short definition you can read in one breath.
- A longer definition with more depth.
- Synonyms — the same idea by other names.
- Related terms — words that often come up together.
- Example sentences in plain English.
Key terms in this lesson
The big idea: the glossary is a dictionary built for AI. It is okay to use it often.
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